I mean… even Cyclops in X2. He has like one scene reprising his role as a dick, then comes back in the final act as Zombie Cyclops.
I mean… even Cyclops in X2. He has like one scene reprising his role as a dick, then comes back in the final act as Zombie Cyclops.
Am I the only one who really liked Agent Myers from the first Hellboy movie and wanted to see him back?
@avclub-b6e8cb5c4ccebe66e4478c1622f904eb:disqus Opposite of Batman = The Waffler
Cinematically speaking, you can't have the Russell without the Costner. See also: "Tombstone"/"Wyatt Earp", "3,000 Miles to Fuckingshitpile"
The Big Nothing!!
@avclub-10e60fa84b4c7c8d1f0c166bd731058a:disqus Toys had better and more creative battle scenes than Pearl Harbor. Just my opinion
I say you're full of shit, Knox. Oh, uh, you can quote me on that
Gonna go see it just for that breakdancing prisoner
*Then I found five dollars
I have two friends from NYU who went to a Yankees game and discovered that Joey Pants was sitting in one of their seats. They paid good money for those seats, and told Joey to relocate his pants over to the seat he paid for. Joey wasn't happy, but he obliged.
Jason Flemyng is particularly memorable as Cary Elwes' right-hand man, who spends the last half hour cowering in fear before having an intense make-out session with Shere Khan
@leave_the_silver_city:disqus Would you prefer Rooney Mickey?
I believe "Payback" grittily-rebooted itself in 2006 with its own movie. "Payback: Straight Up" apparently has its own IMDb page despite it being the director's cut. From what I can tell, it isn't tinted blue
First things first: the new bath mats are here! Second thing: there's a serial rapist in Crown Heights… sorry, that's from another movie, ignore that. No, wait, don't ignore it, especially if you live in Crown Heights. Walk in pairs.
Who wants an orange whip? Orange whip? Orange whip? Three orange whips!
@avclub-a93a879594c13c12a83fd45ab289a022:disqus Kubrick definitely broke the 180-degree line with that shot, but it works beautifully here. It's meant to disorient you for a second. I remember "The Insider" doing this a similar way, but I forget which scene it was
Um, you can add as many dark/supernatural elements to this film as you want, but there's no way it'll come close to achieving what they did with that '80s claymation film
butt town. not to upset the residents of manassas, but when we passed the exit sign for dumfries and manassas on the way to north carolina, all we could think was "dumb fries and man asses, what more could anyone want?"
Only if one of those roles is his red meat commercial collective
Well even before that, there's that whole scene where after Doc Ock kidnaps MJ from the cafe, Peter Parker fucking EXPLODES out of a pile of rubble through some wonderfully cheesy Raimi wire-work